Sir William de Lea, Baron of Kendall

Sir William de Lea, Baron of Kendall. He was born about 1258 (also seen as about 1244) at Lea Hall, Preston, Lancashire, England (also seen as Kendall, Westmorland, England [68]) and died about 1302. of Lea Hall, Preston, Lancashire, England.

Parents: Henry de Lea, Sheriff of Lancashire (b. abt 1235-d. aft 1283) of Lea Hall, Preston, Lancashire, England; and a woman whose name is not known.

Married:

1. Clemence Bannistre (b. abt. 1260-d. bef 1290). She was the daughter of Sir Robert Bannistre, Lord of Walton and Makersfield and Baron of Newton, who died before 1290. Sir William had with his wife in free marriage the manor of Mollington, Bannistre, County of Chester. [47]

Children include:

1. Sibilla de Lea. She was born in 1283 in Lea Hall, Preston, Lancashire, England 68 and died of Mollington, Banastre, Cheshire, England. [68]
2. Henry de Lea. He was born circa 1285 in Lea Hall, Preston, Lancashire, England and died in 1315, beheaded for treason, following the rebellion of Sir Adam Banastre. [1][2]

Links

• AncestryRegister.com: Workington

Citations

• White, Almira L. White Family Quarterly. Haverhill, Mass: Nichols, "The Printer," (Volume 1-3).
• Watson, Annah R. "of Sceptred Race,". Memphis, Tenn: Early printing and Pub. Co, 1910. p 329
• [47] White, Almira L. White Family Quarterly. Haverhill, Mass: Nichols, "The Printer," (Volume 1-3).
• [68] The Phillips, Weber, Kirk, & Staggs families of the Pacific Northwest last updated September 2010.

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Born: Amounderess, Lancashire, England.